French artist Charles PĂ©tillon has created a stunning installation “Heartbeat” that features an giant cloud of 100,000 white balloons in Covent Garden in London. Weaving its way through the South Hall of the Grade II listed Market Building, Heartbeat stretches 54 metres in length and 12 metres in width, and incorporates gentle pulsating white light… Continue reading Stunning Installation of 100,000 Illuminated Balloons in Covent Garden
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First Cabin: A Business-Class Capsule Hotel In Tokyo
First Cabin is a business-class capsule hotel located in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan. The hotel was converted from an old office building and was opened in July 3, 2015. The hotel offers stylish capsule rooms just a 4-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station in the busy electric town. It features spacious public bath area and a lounge room with… Continue reading First Cabin: A Business-Class Capsule Hotel In Tokyo
Modular Cliff House Hangs Over A Cliff’s Edge
Cliff House is a design concept for a five-story home to hang off the side of a cliff in Australian. Entry to the modular structure is through the top floor garage, and the house is anchored to the cliff by steel pins, keeping the home attached to the cliff. The house features three bedrooms, a stylish living… Continue reading Modular Cliff House Hangs Over A Cliff’s Edge
Barcelona in a Stunning Flow-Motion Video
Filmmaker Rob Whitworth created “Barcelona GO!” a flow-motion video of the beautiful city of Barcelona. The 2 minutes timelapse of Barcelona took 363 hours to make and involved 26,014 camera raw files and 817 gb of data. The result is an extraordinary tour through the Spanish city’s famous landmarks.
Upside Down House in Russia
The All-Russian Exhibition Center has built an upside-down house as a tourist attraction in Moscow. Everything within the home is upside down, the ceiling is the floor and all the furnishings are attached over visitors’ heads, even the cars in the driveway is upside down as well. Admission is 300 rubles, or about $9 at today’s exchange… Continue reading Upside Down House in Russia
Artist Uses Mirrors To Make a Transparent Desert Cabin
American artist Phillip K Smith III has added mirrored panels to the walls of an old desert cabin in Mojave Desert, California to create the illusion of transparency. The mirrors partially cover the building’s exterior walls, as well as the windows and doorway to blend in to the beautiful surroundings. Watch the video below.